How do you pay tolls in Washington?

How do you pay tolls in Washington?

How to pay a toll bill in Washington

1. Online at MyGoodToGo.com(must have the notice number to pay online)
2. By phone: 1-866-936-8246.
3. By mail: Good To Go!, P.O. Box 300326, Seattle, WA 98103 (checks only)
4. In-person: at our walk-in customer service center.

Where are the tolls in Washington state?

Washington currently has five tolled facilities: the SR 16 Tacoma Narrows Bridge, SR 167 HOT Lanes, SR 520 bridge, the I-405 express toll Lanes, and the SR 99 tunnel.

What happens if you don’t pay a toll?

If you do not pay the unpaid toll notice, then you may receive a Demand Notice from the toll road’s payment provider. This will add more penalties to the debt, increasing the amount owing. If you fail to comply with a Demand Notice, you have committed an offence. State agencies may get involved if the matter escalates.

Is I 90 in Washington a toll road?

There’s no toll on I-90 at all.

Do you pay for HOV lane?

Most HOT lanes allow carpools to use the lane for free (local signs will specify this and indicate if carpools must carry a FasTrak transponder).

How are toll rates displayed on the I-405 express toll lanes?

Toll rates are displayed on overhead electronic signs. For more information visit the WSDOT I-405 Express Toll Lanes page. Tolling started December 29, 2011 on the SR 520 bridge. The SR 520 bridge uses all-electronic tolling, meaning that there are no toll booths. Toll rates vary by time of day and are collected in both directions.

What is a tolled bridge in Washington State?

Tolling is an innovative tool for easing congestion and for funding and maintaining major transportation projects. Washington currently has five tolled facilities: the SR 16 Tacoma Narrows Bridge, SR 167 HOT Lanes, SR 520 bridge, the I-405 express toll Lanes, and the SR 99 tunnel. NEW: 2021 Toll Rate Changes

How does dynamic tolling work in Washington State?

In “dynamic tolling” projects, the Transportation Commission sets minimum and maximum toll rates, and then tolls vary automatically depending on traffic volumes and speeds. Toll rates are displayed on overhead electronic signs. For more information visit the WSDOT I-405 Express Toll Lanes page.

Why do we pay tolls on the 520 bridge?

Toll rates vary by time of day and are collected in both directions. Tolling on the SR 520 bridge is intended to generate revenues necessary to fund $1.2 billion of the construction costs for the new bridge that opened in April 2016, and to fund ongoing operations and maintenance.